Новости за 14.05.2018

A look ahead to top enterprise and feature stories planned globally by AP Sports. New digests will go out each Thursday and Monday and will be repeated on other weekdays. Please note that story plans may change depending on news and other issues.

WASHINGTON (AP) The Surpeme Court struck down a 26-year-old federal ban on sports betting on Monday, allowing states to decide whether they want to allow legal wagers on football, basketball, baseball, hockey and other games. Here's a look at what that means:

Brewers starter Junior Guerra has been dealing this season, but he could use a little more run support

After a rough April, the Minnesota Twins' pitching staff has cut its ERA in half

WASHINGTON (AP) Jon Cooper walked into the locker room and didn't get the sense Lightning players were down in the dumps about losing the first two games of the Eastern Conference final.

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) A former University of Arizona assistant track and field coach convicted of assaulting a female student-athlete has been sentenced to five years in prison.

ABUJA, Nigeria (AP) Victor Moses, Alex Iwobi and Ahmed Musa have all been included in Nigeria's provisional World Cup squad, as has Simeon Nwankwo, a 1.98-meter (6-foot-6) striker with Italian club Crotone who is uncapped at international level.

CLEVELAND (AP) Browns coach Hue Jackson is keeping his promise to jump into Lake Erie.

MEXICO CITY (AP) Defender Rafael Marquez could play in a fifth World Cup after he was picked in Mexico's 28-player preliminary squad on Monday.

NBA teams look to the future with draft lottery, combine

ATLANTA (AP) At the start of his first news conference as the Atlanta Hawks coach, Lloyd Pierce looked down at a row filled with four of his new players.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) Injured striker Sergio Aguero and midfielder Lucas Biglia were included in the preliminary, 35-player Argentina squad for the World Cup in Russia on Monday.

The NFL wants Congress to enact a framework for legalized sports betting in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling that clears the way for more states to allow sports gambling.

Former first-round draft pick Hunter Dozier will get his second chance to make his mark with the big-league club after being recalled from Triple-A Omaha

Mike Scioscia: 'Something we might consider in September.

CHICAGO (AP) It has been almost a year since Danielle Kang won the KPMG Women's PGA Championship, and her life looks pretty much the same.

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Braves' Tyler Flowers blasts two-run homer for first of season

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) Webb Simpson credited everyone around him for winning The Players Championship, his fifth career victory and in some respects his most important. And he didn't stop with those he considers to be part of his team.

In his reaction to Las Vegas announcing the odds for the 2018 NFL Rookie of the Year race, Colin Cowherd reveals where Vegas got it wrong, declaring that he believes Cleveland Browns RB Nick Chubb will win the ROY honors over Baker Mayfield, Saquon Barkley, Josh Allen and Josh Rosen.

NEW YORK (AP) Miguel Andujar will keep the New York Yankees' third base job, for now.

ROME (AP) Serena Williams' coach says she will play the French Open beginning in two weeks.

The Supreme Court on Monday gave its go-ahead for states to allow gambling on sports across the nation.

WASHINGTON (AP) A decision by the Supreme Court means American sports fans will soon have many more places to place legal bets on the results of football, baseball, basketball, hockey and other games.

SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP) The Carrier Dome at Syracuse University is getting a makeover that will include a new fixed roof and air conditioning.